Following the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan five years ago, many Afghans who assisted U.S. military forces relocated to the United States. Currently, some of these individuals are expressing concerns about the possibility of being sent back to Afghanistan.
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Afghan interpreters express concerns about green card status after U.S. withdrawal
Afghans who supported U.S. troops during the Afghanistan conflict have relocated to the U.S. following the military withdrawal. However, there are growing concerns among these individuals regarding their green card status and the risk of deportation.
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They fought for the U.S. in Afghanistan. Now they worry about losing their green cards
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Afghan interpreters express concerns about green card status after U.S. withdrawal